Boxing Prosperity at Garden Breaks Records in Winter
New York boxing scene at Madison Square Garden reports over 1,028,502.62 net proceeds for five winter months from 20 shows totaling about 329,000 tickets. Promoters ignore champions, cultivate new talents like Singer and Scamel ing, with big gates such as 81,504.64 for the Christner bout.
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the Garden
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al Singer
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Rickart
Madison Square, Garden
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de Vos
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Singer
Canzoner
Sharkey
Schmeling
Risko
Paulino
Jack
Fool
Rey Miller
Jimmy McLarmin
Trishman
Chicago Star
McLarnin
Detroit
Vancouver Lad
Leo Lomski
James J. Brads Deck
Hecht
Lea
Philadelphia
Maxie Rosenbloom
Hollywood
Homer Sheridan
Gloux City
Joe Roche
San Francisco
Intermural Wrestling Meet at Cornell College
Mt. Vernon Ind March 18 The annual intramural wrestling tournament with eight weight classes will be held at Cornell College tomorrow. All men except those on the varsity wrestling team are eligible.
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Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Reese stages a Fred Merkle in giant exhibition
In Houston on March 18 the New York Giants again fell victim to a Fred Merkle play. With the Giants leading 4 to 3 in the seventh, Andy Reese failed to touch second base on Lindstrom's hit. Houston’s second baseman claimed the ball and touched the bag, retiring the side and erasing a run.
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New York Giants
Fred Merkle
Houston Buffaloes
Giants
Andy Reese
Lindstrom
Johnny Byers
Young Slab Aces Look 6000 Wit Big Lodk Clubs
The article surveys 208 prospects in spring camps of the Giants Cubs Pirates and Phillies. It highlights Warren Ogden Harry Kelly Art Veltmann Eadie Lautenbacher Clarence Blair Steve Swetonic Larry French George Susce and others as promising rookies and notes McGraw and Shotton favor several players for regular roles. A later note covers Washington Senators comedy at bat and a St Patrick Day homer as the Braves win 5 to 4.
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United Press
New York
U.R
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philladelphia Phillies
Aga
Warren Ogden
Giants
Harry Kelly
Gianta
Art Vellmann
Eddie Lautenbacher
Cubs
Clarence Blair
Steve Bretonic
Pirates
Larry French
Luther, Roy
Phillies
Phil Gollins
George Susce
Athletics
Senators
San Antonio
John J. McGraw
Memphis
Herb Pyle
Chattanooga
Art Veltmann
Chick Fallis
Tony Kaufmann
Eadie Lautenbacher
Reading
Clarence
Vic) Blair
Uittle Rock
Lautenbacher
Pyutehandey
Joe McCarthy
Liutenbacher
English
Bidir
Beck
Steve Awetonie
French
Portland
Swetonic
Indianapolis
Burt Shotten
Tutner Roy
McKain Shines but White Sox Fall to Cats in Fort Worth
Harold McKain pitched strongly for the White Sox against the Fort Worth Cats yesterday but Ed Walsh struggled as the Cats won 2 to 0 in Fort Worth Texas on March 18.
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Harold McKain
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Cats
Tigers May Fool Most Optimistic by Pennant
Phoenix March 18 The Detroit Tigers loom in the American League race under manager Bucky Harris with a roster of veterans and hopeful newcomers. Heilmann at first, Branom challenged, McManus at third, Cochringer at second, plus strong outfield options including Johnson and Rice promise balanced hitting and speed. Nine right handers and lefty Yde join a deep pitching staff as Harris weighs using new and familiar arms for a strong season.
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Ariz
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Bucky) Harris
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Harry Heilmann
Dale Alexander
Toronto
Hellmann
Dudley Branom
Louisville
McManeg
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Francis Sigatoos
Portland
Harris
Helnie Schuble
St. Louis Cardinals
Martie” McManus
Roy Johnson
San Francisco
Tigers
Harry Rice
John Slone
Evans Ville
Johnson
Robert Pothergill
George Uhte
Cleveland
Emil Yde
Pittsburgh Pirate
Earl Whitehill
Frank Barnes
Houston
Portsider
Phil Page
Springfield
Ill
Haris
Uhle
Owen Carroll
George Smith
Lil Stoner
Sam Gibson
Tiger
Merry Shea
Larry Woodall
Red" Hargrave
Haymond Hayworth
Shreveport
Eddie Phillips
Zev Wins English Derby Favor in Secretive Run
The Derby favorite Zero faltered as Zev triumphed by five lengths amid mystery around the Sinclair Hildreth colt. Papyrus faded early while Zev’s form remained flawless, boosting a money winning record to 313 538 from 23 victories. Ksar and Isinglass figures cited for comparison.
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Sinclair-Hildreth
Zev
Zew
Sinclair
Frederika Woman In New Hampton Hospital
Frederike, In, March 18. Mrs A. E. Norman has been taken to New Hampton hospital for treatment of heart disease, which she has suffered from for a long time.
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A. E. Norman
New Hampton Hospital
Conger Triumphs in Great Race to Head Mile
New York on March 18 Ray Conger world footed distance star won the Mile of the Century at the Wisconsin State College meet. He defeated Lea Lormond Joe Hickey and Edwin Wide among others to clock 4 18 2 6. The victory capped a string of wins over top rivals including Nurmi and Haba.
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Ray Conger
Obac
Bob Simpson
Lea Lormond
Boyton
Edwin Wide
Sweden
Joe ‘Hickey
New York University
Gales Eliott
University of North Carolina
Tloyd, Haba
Fanyo
Nurmi
Fredericksburg High Caged Teams Honored At Dinner
Fredericksburg Indiana March 18 Members of the boys and girls basketball teams will be honored at a banquet in the school gymnasium on Friday evening March 22 Friends and parents will attend Officers elected by Idle-A-White club for the new era include Mildred Davis president Eliza March vice president Clark Mueller secretary Alda Blake treasurer A Chinese inventor of the tenth century read a musical kite like a wind harp is noted.
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Courier Sportal Service
Fredericksburg
Mildred Davis
Eliza March
Clark Mueller
Alda Blake
International Derby Echoes Past Glories at Belmont Park
Belmont Park staged a grand international showcase with 40 000 watching as Papyrus and Epinal clashed with American stars under murky skies and a $100 000 purse. The event, conceived by the late August Belmont to unite European and American turf, marked a revival of foreign participation amid racing’s evolving era.
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Pride
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Belmont Park
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Harry F. Sinclair
Bande
Mal
Wise Counsellor
Ladkin
Major Belmont
Jong
Europe
America
Tusf
Reigh Count
Bully Barton
Belmont
Sir Barton
Windsor
Ben Irish
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